Africa's Mad Mullah Threat Looms Across Horn of Africa
The article describes the unknown hinterland coast opposite Ades as a volatile frontier where four nations claim influence while trade with the interior continues under loose control. It details the rise of the Mad Mullah in Somaliland, his resistance to British forces, and potential alliances with Abyssinia as Britain ramps up military campaigns to preserve Berbera and Zeyla trade routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Africa
Europe
Kogliah
Abyssinia
Somalia
Thane
YaFiooestitlohe
Interior
England
India
Omdurtan
Male Lak
Berbara
Derviah
Berbera
Zeyla
Tola
Uader
Sheik KiRenoussi
Jeerboub
Tripoli
Alin
Mohammed
Aad Mullah
N Bomalilvad
Senounnl
Elise‘nouast
Cy Young The Crack Pitcher Of The Boston Club
The veteran Denton T. Young of the Boston Americans is praised as the pitching wonder of the age. Articles say he led in winning percentage and strikeouts per game while with Cleveland and St. Louis, with a near unmatched long career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denton T. Young
Corpe
Boston
Nev’ Er
Cleveland
St. Louis
Chicago
Cy Young
Rall Splitter
Tuscara
James
Abe Wardell
Haube
Athlets
Tennens
Nune
Ayres
Joseph C. Sullivan
Washington Post
Jonger
Jong
Brillant
Chesbro
Waddell
Leevor
Mathewson
Uxurit
Cyrus Young
Frank Robison
Howton
Young
Gilmore
Misread Funeral Duties Ride to Confusion
A young ministerial student, visiting a colleague, officiated at two funerals in one day. He mixed a well known politician with a humble citizen, delivering a eulogy that praised both, only to face anger from a grieving relative who accused him of confusing the rites. The error exposed his inexperience and stunned the crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Alko
Gwintner
Sorsle
Citieen
Yolew
Hla
bin Efforta
Rod Leendon
Conflict in Somaliland and Muslim response reverberates worldwide
The report portrays a dramatic struggle in Somaliland framed as a conflict against infidels, stressing British and Abyssinian interests and the potential impact on Mohammedan populations in India. It links prophecy, sacred sites, and a fear of losing prestige, warning of wider consequences for colonial power and regional balance in the Horn of Africa and beyond.
Electograph enables instant halftone telegraph pictures
New York reports a revolutionary device called the Electograph, developed by Thomas Mille and H R Palmer of Cleveland. It transmits halftone photographs over wires to reproduce likenesses at distant points, enabling near real time newspaper images and enhancing descriptive reporting across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Thomas Mille
H.R. Palmer
Cleveland
Arthur
Lewkie
Lewise
Siyndicate of
Lelio
Chicago
Double stores on the boundary between Canada and Maine
The article describes line stores built exactly on the boundary between Quebec and Maine, with separate entrances and goods from each side kept separate. It notes Canadian and American customers can shop on their side and exit on either door, while authorities tolerate but do not regulate the dual storefronts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Maine
United States
Quebec
Noor
ONL
Mtareken
Quatec
Vermont
Hampshire
North Westerm
New Urutewick
Wokap & Boundary Port
Randowly
New Grunswick
Botorlows
Houlton
Aroostook
Nome Tobacco
C&r
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Somaland
Mad Mullah
Alecemar
Atlantic
Dutch East India
Philippine Archipelago
Pacific
Eb Rononnsi
Soudan
Kitehanor
Cairo
Mandi
Jerboub
Galro
Gibraltar
Mahdi
Al-Benaudal
Bagiieh
Somaliland
Diebadnere
Littoral
Jw Ple
Athlople
Hamitte Orlin
Capi Guariufal
Ophir
Zamteei
Jerusalem
Hemmer
Bagiend
Britannia
Aked
Marth. Miet
Merea
Iwlam
Hagland
Rugmed
Great Britain
Islan
Lubago
Thair Kenentas
Pallee Aranent
Prash
Tony
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